Screen Recorder, Please Help

I create how to tutorials using Camtasia. You may want to give it a look. It is very popular and affordable.

Ya, I do not need anything fancy...I dont need to edit the videos or anything, I outsource all that if needed.

anything else people had a good experience with?

Camtasia is awesome and they have a trial.

Try Replay Video Capture Software - Screen Capture Video - one time fee of $39.99 or so - been using it for YEARS and it's a much cheaper alt to camtasia which is $200+?

The only camtasia I see when I Google it is from TechSmith...is that the one everyone is talking about?
I just dont see spending $299 on it when I don't need any of its special features....

Why pay for a screen recorder when you can get one for free. Full hd and does an amazing job,
Its called hyperCam 2.

i been using that and quality is really great and also very easy and straight forward to use.

i used it on windows 8 and it worked well and recently tried it on windows 10 so no problem for me. im not sure on mac user but they have quick time player which is build in free screen recorder.

Hope that helped... PM me if you want more info on where you can download it

There are a few good screen recorders... I personally use bandicam...

If I'm not wrong CamStudio is free...

Today most of the people are using the Camtasia. It is a good apps also. I have been using many apps. Such as Camtasia, camstudio & So on. You can use anyone of these. Both of these apps service is good. Thanks a lot.

I'm not surprised with the answers.. because I believe every one agrees if you want to record your videos and do screen capture.. the software every body loves is Camtasia.

But I do agree it comes with a hefty price tag. But here's a tip:

You can actually get Camtasia for a Free 30 day trial by going to their website.. I believe it would be for an old version, but even that version is already a good way to start.

And what I don't think everybody knows is that once your 30 day trial expires. You can actually type the keyword 'reset' on the portion that asks the license key to reset your 30 day trial!

That gives you 2 months of being able to test their program for free! Really handy if you're starting out because two months already gives you tons of leverage to create your own product.

It wouldn't work the next time around though, and would require that you get a license key after those 2 months.

Now if you have a Macbook (I haven't tried this on Windows yet), you can actually just use the pre-installed QuickTime app and just select File > New Screen Recording to record your screen. This is a good way to record your screen for Free!

Hope that helps..

Mike

I still use camtasia!

I use screencast-o-matic for screen recording.

It's $15/year for the pro version.

If each video takes less than 5 mins. then go for the online and free one screener.com, give it a try.

you can use "FastStone Capture" for record your Skin....

Thanks all,
I decided to go with screencast-o-matic. this is exactly what I needed.....

Camtasia and Camstudio can do the trick for you. If you don't want to go that route, then you can buy something called "ArcSoft Video Impression". Plus it has a 1-click feature that turns each video into a MP3 podcast for you.

I use Apowersoft Screen Recorder Pro...Only $38

Record pic n' pic videos

Really cheap software and works good

JingProject is good. Not sure how long you can record for but it works real well

I also use screencast-o-matic and cheap price for $15/per year is certainly worth it! Love it!

The best desktop recording software I came across, which provides a good quliaty is Camtasia. I tryed camstudio, Hyper Cam 2 & 3 and Bandicam. None of them provided a good recording quality, even with the best settings.

I have been using the Camtasia for a long time. Beside the camtasia, sometimes I use the Camstudio. You can try by these two apps. I think both of these apps working well. You can try these apps, if you want. Both of these apps has the free version available. Thanks

With no doubt Camtasia is the best solution our there.
And you can actually get Camtasia today for a Free 30 day trial

Hi there,

Have you had a look at join me?

I was first introduced to joinme.com a couple of months ago and I was very impressed.

I use Screenpresso for screen recorder, and its less than $24. This is a 1 time payment only, and I have been using it for years now.

Today most of the people are using the Camtasia. I have been using the Camtasia for a long time. Beside the Camtasia, I used the Camstudio. There is no Watermarked. You can use the free version also, if you want. thanks for your advance.

Try CamStudio its free and easy to use.

You can record short videos with Jing and it is free from Techsmith. Snag It is also handy for both video and Video. Personally i use ScreenFlow as i am on a Mac.

CamStudio is free & i've used it. Windows also has one too.

They are good for what they do. But, are nothing compared to Camtasia its not even close.

Either way the most important thing is to get the videos up & onto your platform so use whatever works for you now & upgrade when you have the cash.

I'm surprised not many people know about Windows Media Encoder. It's a free Microsoft product, quality is great, and no watermarks. This was my screen recorder of choice until I started using Linux (which has several awesome & free screen recorders) for screencasts.

I'm using Bandicam, it is quite good, you can record your gameplay as well as a lot of things for your IM journey. One payment is all you need to get bandicam. Portable and easy to use.

ScreenPresso is absolutely awesome for about $30

I have Camtasia Studio, but the recorder I use most now is OBS (Open Broadcaster Software). It is free and open source, and it is now the favoured recorder gamers use to record game-play. It's GUI looks pretty basic when you first see it, but it is the most powerful high quality screen recorder I have ever come across. YouTube and Twitch gamers are fussy and competitive about their ultra-high quality screen capture. It records in real time, no need to render your video. It is very light on resources.

It is not just for live broadcasting on Twitch or YouTube, but you can record your screen, do picture-in-picture, you name it. There are hundreds of tutorials on YouYube on how to use it. It is not a video editor, purely a recorder, but you can include images etc as overlays in your recording. It has a bit of a learning curve, but pretty easy once you get into it.

I don’t use the OBS multiplatform edition, it has a better GUI, and still in development, but it is worth a look.

https://obsproject.com


Jim

I used D3DGear game recording software, it is very good.

I found this program some while ago and until now it has been working perfectly,
no problems since installation and it works on mac; you have many saving option
for the video that is being recorded . is the video tutorial